Friday, March 11, 2011

textbox background image

Use ImageBrush as the TextBox Background

Use ImageBrush as the TextBox Background

Example: textbox background color has to be same in all the pages so we

Example: textbox background color has to be same in all the pages so we

In the code behind, change the TextBox's Background to YellowGreen.

In the code behind, change the TextBox's Background to YellowGreen.

textbox-background.gif 18-Feb-2006 13:04 8k

textbox-background.gif 18-Feb-2006 13:04 8k

 and the textbox background color will go back to its normal state:

and the textbox background color will go back to its normal state:

< TextBox Background = "Cornsilk" Text = "Folder" />

< TextBox Background = "Cornsilk" Text = "Folder" />

</TextBox.Background>. </TextBox>. The form looks like this. image2.gif

</TextBox.Background>. </TextBox>. The form looks like this. image2.gif

</TextBox.Background>. </TextBox>. The form looks like this. txt5.gif

</TextBox.Background>. </TextBox>. The form looks like this. txt5.gif

<TextBox.Background>. <ImageBrush ImageSource="/WpfApplication69

<TextBox.Background>. <ImageBrush ImageSource="/WpfApplication69

<TextBox Background="Black" Foreground="White" Text="White text on black

<TextBox Background="Black" Foreground="White" Text="White text on black

For our chat message textbox we'll use a standard textbox.

For our chat message textbox we'll use a standard textbox.

<TextBox.Background> <Binding ElementName='BackgroundBox'

<TextBox.Background> <Binding ElementName='BackgroundBox'

Change Text Box background color in SQL Server Reporting Service – SSRS

Change Text Box background color in SQL Server Reporting Service – SSRS

Change Text Box background color in SQL Server Reporting Service – SSRS

Change Text Box background color in SQL Server Reporting Service – SSRS

< TextBox Background = "Cornsilk" Text = "Folder" />

< TextBox Background = "Cornsilk" Text = "Folder" />

The second content control includes a textbox as it's content.

The second content control includes a textbox as it's content.

 we want the textbox background to appear white, so select white:

we want the textbox background to appear white, so select white:

 FontSize="32">1+2=3</TextBlock> <TextBox Background="LightBlue"

FontSize="32">1+2=3</TextBlock> <TextBox Background="LightBlue"

<TextBox.Background>. <ImageBrush ImageSource="/WpfApplication18

<TextBox.Background>. <ImageBrush ImageSource="/WpfApplication18

 Orientation=”Horizontal” Margin=”5″> <TextBox Width=”300″></TextBox>

Orientation=”Horizontal” Margin=”5″> <TextBox Width=”300″></TextBox>